B75H BB TH profilirana 20°

The Raymarine B75H BB TH thru-hull transducer with a 20° beam angle has a power output of 600 watts.

"Angled 20 deg" means the internal element of the transducer is tilted at a 20-degree angle. This design is specifically suited for boat hulls with a deadrise angle of 16 to 24 degrees, ensuring the sonar beam is directed vertically toward the bottom for optimal detection.

Thru-hull transducers, such as the B75H BB TH, generally offer better performance, especially at high speeds, as they are less prone to turbulence and hydrodynamic interference. They provide more stable and accurate readings because the transducer is in direct contact with the water beneath the hull.

Yes, the Raymarine B75H BB TH is a high-frequency CHIRP transducer, providing better target separation and higher resolution compared to single-frequency transducers.

The B75H transducer is typically made of bronze for its durability and corrosion resistance in a marine environment.

The maximum detection depth of the B75H BB TH transducer depends on several factors, including water salinity, seabed conditions, and the power of the sounder module used. However, as a 600W high-frequency CHIRP transducer, it is optimized for depths up to approximately 180–270 meters (600–900 feet) under ideal conditions.

This transducer is specifically designed for installation on V-shaped hulls with a deadrise angle between 16 and 24 degrees. The 20° angled element compensates for this angle to ensure a vertical beam.

No, the streamlined design of the internal element of the 20-degree B75H BB TH transducer eliminates the need for an external fairing block to compensate for the keel angle. It is installed directly through the hull.

The B75H transducer is typically made of bronze. It is ideally suited for installation on fiberglass hulls. For other hull types, specific precautions are required:

Wooden hulls: Special attention to watertightness and protection against rot is required.Metal hulls (aluminum, steel): Electrical isolation is essential to prevent galvanic corrosion. Installation must be performed by a professional.It is always recommended to consult a professional for these types of installations.

Yes, several precautions are essential:

Location: Choose a spot on the hull free of turbulence, away from propellers, keels, water intakes, and any other protrusions.

Sealing: Ensure perfect sealing around the transducer to prevent water ingress into the hull.

Professional installation: It is highly recommended to use a professional installer or to strictly follow the installation manual provided by the manufacturer.

To maintain optimal performance of the depth sounder, it is recommended to clean it regularly to remove any marine fouling (algae, barnacles). Use a soft brush and water to avoid damaging the transducer surface. Do not use abrasive products or solvents.

The Raymarine B75H BB TH transducer is designed with a specific connector for Raymarine CHIRP-compatible fishfinder modules (CP370, CP470, CP570). Using it with modules from other brands would require an adapter or cable modification, which is not recommended and could void the warranty.

No, the B75H BB TH transducer is a CHIRP transducer and requires a compatible sounder module and multifunction display (MFD) that support CHIRP technology to operate correctly. It will not be compatible with older single-frequency sounders.